Game pricing needs an overhaul. It's very expensive to make big budget triple-A games, so a standard $60 doesn't necessarily make sense. However as a cynical g

Game pricing needs an overhaul. It's very expensive to make big budget triple-A games, so a standard $60 doesn't necessarily make sense. However as a cynical gamer, I see companies bumping the price up to $70 and changing nothing about their practices. So we'll now pay $70, and still get unsavory (and predatory) behavior such as lootboxes, day 1 DLC, etc. This increase is just another argument to join the /r/PatientGamers and /r/GameDeals clubs and pick up games for a pittance years after release. I do this for most of my games aside from some multiplayer ones.